fix(tokenizer): Kimi-K3 prompt segments and skip_special_tokens in the tiktoken backend - #2421
fix(tokenizer): Kimi-K3 prompt segments and skip_special_tokens in the tiktoken backend#2421syuoni wants to merge 3 commits into
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`TiktokenTokenizer::decode` ignored `skip_special_tokens`, so the ids the router detokenizes for chat responses always rendered their special tokens. For Kimi-K3 under `ignore_eos` (or any request whose stop is not the EOS id) the terminator `<|end_of_msg|>` leaked into `content` on nearly every turn, and clients feeding the text back as history sent it to the model as a control token. Keep the `special` flag that `parse_added_tokens_decoder` was dropping, and strip exactly the flagged ids when the caller asks to skip special tokens. This is the HuggingFace definition of the flag: the `special: false` markers `<|open|>` / `<|close|>` / `<|sep|>` stay in the text, which is what vLLM's frontend delivers for the same model. Signed-off-by: Enwei Zhu <21126786+syuoni@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughThe tokenizer API now supports control and text prompt segments. Kimi-K3 renders segmented prompts, Tiktoken applies selective special-token handling, and the model gateway carries segments through chat preparation and tokenization. ChangesSegmented prompt encoding
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participant ChatUtils
participant KimiK3Renderer
participant TiktokenTokenizer
ChatUtils->>KimiK3Renderer: apply_chat_template_segments
KimiK3Renderer-->>ChatUtils: PromptSegment list
ChatUtils->>TiktokenTokenizer: encode_segments
TiktokenTokenizer-->>ChatUtils: Encoding
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In `@crates/tokenizer/src/tiktoken.rs`:
- Line 244: Update TiktokenTokenizer::new to initialize skip_token_ids from the
selected model’s built-in special-token mapping, including the endoftext token
for Cl100kBase, so decode(..., true) removes built-in special tokens. Add a
regression test constructing TiktokenTokenizer with TiktokenModel::Cl100kBase
and verifying <|endoftext|> is skipped during decoding.
In `@model_gateway/src/routers/grpc/utils/chat_utils.rs`:
- Line 565: Update the continue_final_message handling around
apply_chat_template_segments so flat Tiktoken rendering keeps the rendered
prompt and prefix in one encoding unit, preserving BPE merges and token IDs; use
a renderer-specific path if needed. Add a regression test covering a
Jinja/Tiktoken renderer.
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… renderer
The K3 renderer produced one flat string and `TiktokenTokenizer::encode` ran
`encode_with_special_tokens` over all of it, so any marker string inside
message text (`<|open|>...<|sep|>` in a fed-back assistant turn, a user
quoting a control token) became a control id. The checkpoint's own
`build_chat_segments` + `_encode_chat_segments` encode a list of
`EncodeSegment { text, allow_special }`: structural markers with special
tokens allowed, everything else (tag names, attribute pieces, message text of
every role, reasoning, tool arguments) as ordinary BPE, each piece on its own.
Add `PromptSegment`, `Encoder::encode_segments` and
`Tokenizer::apply_chat_template_segments` (defaults keep the flat behavior for
every other backend), emit the reference's segments one for one from the K3
renderer (media anchors stay control segments), encode text segments with
`encode_ordinary` in the tiktoken backend, and route the chat and messages
preparation stages through the segments. `ProcessedMessages.text` remains
their concatenation for logs and `original_text`.
A new `#[ignore]`d test (run with `-- --ignored` and `KIMI_K3_MODEL_DIR` set)
checks the encoded ids against the checkpoint's
`apply_chat_template(tokenize=True)` for five prompts, including injected
markers and an attribute value starting with punctuation, where the flat
encoding also merged across the `="` boundary.
Signed-off-by: Enwei Zhu <21126786+syuoni@users.noreply.github.com>
…n one segment Two follow-ups from review. `TiktokenTokenizer::new` left the skip set empty, so built-in OpenAI encodings (no tokenizer_config.json) still rendered `<|endoftext|>` under `skip_special_tokens`. Their skip set is now every token the encoding itself treats as special. A `continue_final_message` prefix was appended as a separate text segment even for flat renderers, which split the prompt into two encoding units and disabled special tokens inside the prefix for tiktoken-backed Jinja models. The prefix now joins a flat rendering's single segment, so that path encodes exactly as before; segment-aware renderers keep taking it as message text. Signed-off-by: Enwei Zhu <21126786+syuoni@users.noreply.github.com>
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| .apply_chat_template_segments(&transformed_messages, params) |
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segments is not applied to all models. Why are we updating the APIs here?
Description
Problem
Kimi-K3 prompts and responses served through smg's gRPC path diverged from the checkpoint's own tokenization (tokenization_kimi.py + encoding_k3.py, which is also what vLLM and SGLang serve) in two ways:
Solution
Changes
Known follow-up: K3 prompts are now encoded piecewise and bypass the L0/L1 tokenizer cache; a cache-aware segment path is a natural next step.
Test Plan
Unit and integration tests (aarch64, in the TokenSpeed runner container):
Reference parity against the real checkpoint (
nvidia/Kimi-K3-NVFP4, same tokenizer files asmoonshotai/Kimi-K3). The fixture holds the ids the checkpoint'sapply_chat_template(tokenize=True)produces for five prompts: plain user turn, system + assistant history with reasoning, marker strings injected into user and assistant text, a tool call round trip with a marker in the tool result, and aname=".hidden"attribute. The test asserts the segment encoding equals those ids for all five, and that the flat encoding differs exactly for the three cases with markers or the punctuation attribute:Before/after for the decode fix, K3 config (
[EOS]and<|end_of_msg|>arespecial: true,<|open|>isspecial: false),decode(ids, skip_special_tokens=true):a[EOS]<|open|>b(flag ignored)a<|open|>bcovered by
tiktoken::tests::test_skip_special_tokens_drops_only_special_flagged_idsandtest_skip_special_tokens_holds_text_in_incremental_decode.Checklist
cargo +nightly fmtpassescargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningspasses (run with--features smg/vendored-opensslinstead of--all-features: the build host has no system OpenCV foropencv-video)